Get Rs 7,800 off on the iPhone 16e with select bank card offers.
Features 48MP camera, A18 chip, 8GB RAM, and Apple Intelligence tools.
Exchange bonus of up to Rs 33,350 brings the effective price even lower.
If you are looking for the latest iPhone under budget with the Apple Intelligence features, you can definitely choose the iPhone 16e. What’s more interesting is that the device is available with a big Rs 7,800 discount if you have certain credit cards, making it a steal deal. Launched earlier this year, the device offers a single camera, Apple Intelligence support, a notch display, and a compact form factor. If these are the factors that you were looking for, here is how the Apple iPhone 16e price deal on Amazon exactly works.
SurveyApple iPhone 16e price on Amazon
The Apple iPhone 16e is currently available with a price tag of Rs 53,600 on Amazon after a price cut of Rs 6,300. Furthermore, you can get an additional Rs 1,500 discount on using select bank cards like HDFC, OneCard, and more, bringing down the price to around Rs 52,000. You can also choose a suitable EMI or no-cost EMI option, depending on your budget for using the card.
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If you further want to reduce the price of the iPhone 16e, you can opt for the Amazon exchange program by swapping your old phone and get up to Rs 33,350 value, depending on the working conditions, model, and brand. Do note that this is the price of the 128GB variant, and the device is available in two colours- Black and White.
Apple iPhone 16e specs
The device is offered with a 6.1-inch OLED panel with a 60Hz refresh rate. It is powered by an A18 chipset and has an aluminum frame with Face ID and IP68 certification. It comes with 8GB RAM and supports Apple Intelligence features like Image Playground, Genmoji, ChatGPT integration, Writing assistant tools, and much more.
For cameras, the device comes with a 48MP main camera with 2x optical zoom and a 12MP front camera. It also gets an Action Button and runs on the latest iOS 18 update. It will also get iOS 26 in the coming weeks.
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